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Olive Hannigan is a senior Arts and Global Change major at Arcadia University. She enjoys writing speculative fiction and has recently delved into poetry, and hopes to bring her long-abandoned Tumblr blog back to life. When she's not writing, she's drawing fanart of her favorite games/shows, playing dress-up, or wrangling her niece and many nephews.
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River Day Reid is a junior creative writing major with a minor in studio art. His main focus is in poetry and photography, and queer themes are prevalent in his work. He runs a podcast with his friend Tamara Tarvin called the Queer Peer Podcast, and he spends his free time reading, taking photos, and hanging out with friends.
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Rye Hayden is a sophomore at Arcadia University majoring in Creative Writing. She likes to spend her free time working on her latest novel, playing The Sims 4, watching movies, and talking about vampires. Her favorite novels are The Secret History, Exquisite Corpse, On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, Dracula, A Touch of Jen, and Frankenstein. Her favorite movies are Dracula (1931), Nosferatu (1922 and 2024), When Marnie was There, and Saw 3.
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Payten Collins is a junior English Literature major with a minor in Gender and Sexuality Studies. She works on campus as a Writing Center Consultant, a Student Program Ambassador, and volunteers as a STAMP. In her free time, she likes to crochet, listen to music (especially the emo variety), read, go to concerts, and hang out with friends.
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Allison Hendershot is a junior creative writing major in her, arguably, last non-stressful semester of her undergraduate career. When not writing socioeconomic essays for fun, Allison enjoys piecing together poetry about silly things, such as riding bicycles or golden chickens, to procrastinate assigned literary analyses and whatever else the English department throws at her.
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Pat is part of a two year certificate program for those with disabilities. Growing up he liked watching documentaries history and other knowledge outside of school. Currently he is learning more about the Old western days of Hobos and current day hobos and their knowledge of survival and travels as a interest and hobbies.
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Anna Stevens is a Media and Communications major with a specification in screen media and a minor in PR (public relations). When it comes to writing, Anna loves to craft horror stories both long and short. Some of her hobbies outside writing include drawing, creating OC's and their stories, gaming and crocheting. Being on the executive board for Loco Mag, she is excited to bring her knowledge of publishing into Quiddity, and hopes to help make the upcoming edition as best as it could possibly be
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Ava is a freshman with an undeclared major. She grew up in a suburb near Philadelphia. She has always enjoyed writing poetry and short fiction, but it is her lifelong dream to someday write and publish her own novel. Her favorite things to read and write are anything with a plot twist (or a few!). Outside of writing, she enjoys spending time with her friends, watching movies, rooting for the Eagles and Phillies, going to the beach, and traveling. Ava is excited to join the Quiddity team and experience new aspects of writing in the editorial and publishing world.
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Cheyanne is a freshman English major with a Media and Communications minor. She grew up in Connecticut, but has been calling Montana home for the past few years. She fills her time with all manner of creative projects, spanning from the draft of her debut novel that sits at a little over 50k words to character design artwork. She enjoys late nights on call with her friends, reviewing niche films, and collecting physical media.
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Bella is a freshman English Literature major with a Pan African Studies minor. She is Philadelphia born and raised, and enjoys thrifting and shopping with friends whenever they get the chance. When at home, she enjoys reading sci fi novels or the occasional romcom, if not that they are probably playing animal crossing or slime rancher with a video essay in the background. Outside of reading and writing Bella’s favorite form of self-expression
Daniel teaches in the English Department at Arcadia and is the faculty advisor for Quiddity (which continues to be one of his favorite things to do on campus!). He is also a poet. You can find some of his recent (or forthcoming) work in Crack the Spine, Kettle Blue Review, and the In Isolation Anthology. He was a 2018 Best of the Net nominee and the winner of the Summer 2020 Halcyone Chapbook Contest (for which his chapbook, Talking to Myself About the Wars with Kristine, will be forthcoming on Black Mountain Press).